Freshers' Week 2025 Law

Students with last name initial from A to K

Start your experience at Luiss Freshers' Week 2025 here!

Check out the full schedule of Luiss Freshers' Week 2025 for the Bachelor's degree programme in Law: meetings, experiential workshops, practical insights and a chance to familiarise yourself with the services and opportunities available, meet new people and get to know the University.

A first taste of what will make your experience at Luiss unique!

To participate, you must have activated your Luiss account and downloaded the Luiss App, available for iOS and Android. The Luiss App's QR code must be scanned at the Campus entrance using the appropriate devices.

To participate in the welcoming day dedicated to you, please register via this form. You can access this page using your Web Self Service account credentials.

Register here

Registrations for the welcoming day will open at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, 26 August and close at 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, 31 August.

Programme of activities on Friday 5 September at the Luiss Campus in Viale Pola

Here is the schedule of activities: 

Luiss Life Design

During Freshers' Week 2025 you will take part to an activity to break the ice and create opportunities for socialising, inclusion and learning, demonstrating how fun and enthusiasm are also valuable tools for conveying important messages.  

The topics of the meeting (self-support, self-enhancement, creativity, curiosity and kindness) will be addressed in an interactive manner, thanks also to the participation of a group of professional actors, and will conclude with the “BELIever” (Best Life Ever) summary, which will encapsulate the lessons learned from the meeting and offer advice on how to best approach not only one’s university studies but also one’s life. 

Presentation of the Undergraduate Education Model and Meeting with the tutors  

Freshers' Week 2025 will be the opportunity to attend the presentation of the new Undergraduate Education Model and conclude with an introduction to the tutoring service. 

Tutors are key figures who will accompany new students throughout their academic journey, supporting them in the choices they will make during their university studies. 

The relevant tutors will explain the tutoring service to the students that they have been assigned to tutor throughout the course of the academic year. The tutors will also provide some initial information on how the University works and on the Luiss education model, with a chance for students to ask questions and air any doubts. The aim of this welcoming event is to provide freshers with the basic tools to navigate the Luiss world and familiarise themselves with the context, opportunities and services available. 

Study Method: Tips and Tricks

Study method meeting aimed at giving students advice and suggestions on how to approach and organise university study. The activity will focus on three main topics: 

1. Learning Study. Explanation of learning and study methods and the importance of the concept of “flexibility”, knowing how to change one’s way of seeing things if the method adopted does not lead to the desired outcome.
2. Time Design. Advice on how to organise study time: how many hours and pages to study, how to organise the day between study and free time for leisure/sport, etc. Practical exercise involving the drawing up of a time management chart. 
3. Self-support and Peer Support. Conveying to students the importance of asking for help when they feel in difficulty and the importance of peer support. 

The session will be led by professional actors who will facilitate the discussion with students. At the end of the session, via a QR code, students will be able to download a summary of the Tips and Tricks presented as well as links to online resources such as time planning/monitoring apps, podcasts, websites, etc. 

Generative AI: Innovation and Responsable use

During Freshers' Week 2025 you will join a meeting dedicated to generative AI tools to promote their responsible use in combination with new forms of learning. The functioning, opportunities and dangers of generative AI will be explored through examples and practical applications of software such as ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, Mistral AI, Dall-E, Midjourney, Sora and Suno. 

Special attention will be paid to the risks associated with the use of this technology, such as the spread of misinformation, privacy issues, ethical questions, accountability for automated decisions, and the social impact of a failure to teach and develop cognitive skills and potential unemployment. 

Plus...

Freshers' Week Luiss 2025 information desks

From Wednesday 3 to Saturday 6 September various Information Desks will be set up at various locations dotted around Campus, showcasing some of the University's main services: 

• Teaching Desk: Information and instructions will be provided to students on how to compile their study plan, including what the plan can contain and the relevant deadlines.
  
• Student Office and Language Center: the Student Office will support students in understanding and remembering the rules, procedures and administrative deadlines that will characterise university life from the first day of lessons until graduation. The Language Center will present the offer of curricular language courses.
  
•  International Development Office: The International Development Office will raise awareness of international exchange and mobility programmes. 
  
• ENGAGE.EU Desk: This desk will heighten awareness of the network and, in particular, the mobility opportunities offered and the active participation of the student community in the network's projects and their promotion.
  
• E-Learning Help Desk: The e-Learning team will help students find their way around the My Luiss digital learning platform. 
  
• Financial Aid Desk: Information will be provided on the tax relief and scholarships offered by the University and the procedures and requirements for accessing them. 
  
• Tutoring Desk: Students will be able to receive detailed information on the role of tutors following the presentation held for all freshers, including finding out who their key tutor for the academic year is. A Se.I.Tu! (It's You!) tutor will also be present at the desk to provide information on tutoring services dedicated to fostering inclusion of the most vulnerable students. 
  
• Buddy Desk: In addition to explaining how to join the programme, the Buddies will introduce themselves to freshers and provide an overview of the orientation and support activities that they are involved in and that students can turn to during the academic year. 
  
• Campus Services Desk: Students can obtain information on student halls of residence, the canteen service, the shuttle service between Campuses and available medical services. 
  
• Career Service/Alumni Desk: Staff will be on hand to present the services offered (internships and sessions providing advice on how to write CVs and cover letters), the Job Teaser platform and the Alumni Network. 
  
• Library Desk: Staff will provide an initial overview of resources and services and in particular information on paper and online resources, available services (reading, lending and inclusion services for facilitated access to resources and services). The Library at Via Santa Costanza 53 will also be open to students who wish to visit the premises. 
  
• Luiss Ti Ascolta Desk: The free welcoming and psychological counselling service that helps students in times of difficulty or confusion. 
  
• Sport Association Desk: The AS Luiss team will present its Academy’s offering, from the Luiss Sport Program for Top Athletes to the Sport Schools open to students of all levels.
  
• Guide to the Luiss Digital Tools” Help Desk: Located at the IT Support offices at the Viale Romania and Viale Pola Campuses, students can contact it to receive support in configuring Luiss institutional accounts (Keyless, e-mail and app) and technical assistance on how to use all the digital learning tools (Webex, Web Self-Service, viewing of class timetables and booking systems for access to Luiss facilities and services). 

Campus Tours

Each day students and their families and relatives, if any, will be taken on guided tours to get to know the Campus structure and the various spaces dedicated to them.

To book a Campus tour, click here:

Viale Pola / Via Parenzo Campus Tour (in italian)

Viale Pola / Via Parenzo Campus Tour (in english)

Registrations for the tours will open at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, 26 August and close at 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, 31 August.

Welcome to Freshers and Degree Programme Presentation on Monday 8 September

Monday 8 September, Welcome Ceremony that includes the traditional greeting from the University’s leadership and marks the start of lectures.
Coinciding with the start of teaching, the Programme Director, Professor Bernardo Giorgio Mattarella, with the support of the Programme Manager Salvatore Maria Pisacane, the Student Representatives, Maurizio Bellacosa, Associate Professor of Criminal Law, the Steering Committee member Lorenzo Trapassi, Legation Counsellor Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Francesco Nigro Imperiale, Ordinary trainee magistrate and Ph.D. candidate in Law and Business, will present the degree programme by giving a detailed description of the rules underlying its organisation. Together with the Alumna Beatrice Licata, will also provide an overview of the associated career prospects and job opportunities.